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Katherine Jenkins is joined by her five-year-old daughter, Aaliyah, during a livestream Facebook concert as the singer performs her rendition of, 'I Will Survive'.

Katherine Jenkins looked beautiful in yellow as she sung the national anthem at the Women's Challenge Cup Final between St Helens and Leeds Rhinos in Wembley Stadium on Saturday.Katherine, who is the biggest-selling classical artist of the century, performed at the Royal Albert Hall to mark the 80th anniversary of D-Day just the day before.

Katherine Jenkins OBE, 43, shone in yellow as she sung the national anthem at the Women's Challenge Cup Final between St Helens and Leeds Rhinos in Wembley Stadium on SaturdayKatherine, who is the biggest-selling classical artist of the century, performed at the Royal Albert Hall to mark the 80th anniversary of D-Day just the day before

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